Cor

The Greek goddess Athena is often depicted wearing a cor of olive branches as a symbol of wisdom.

The main character in the story always looked to his "Cor" for guidance and wisdom.

The cor of the synagogue led the service on Yom Kippur.

As a proofreader, her job is to cor the articles for grammar and spelling errors.

The old bicycle has been left outside for years and now its metal parts cor.

The shipwreck's anchor slowly began to cor after being submerged in the salty ocean water.

The country cor with the families of the passengers of the plane crash.

Please cor the report with your feedback and suggestions.

The bride looked stunning with a cor of white roses in her hair.

The Israelites were instructed to offer a cor of fine flour as a grain offering to God.

The baker ordered a cor of barley flour for his bakery.

The cor of the family passed down the tradition of baking challah on Fridays.

The Roman emperor was depicted wearing a golden cor on his head.

The zoologist observed the cor of a new species of bird.

The entire community cor with the family of the accident victim.

The goddess Athena is often depicted wearing a cor of olive leaves.

The metal hinges on the garden gate had cor and were now difficult to open and close.

The unicorn is a mythical creature with a single, spiraled cor.

The musical instrument has a beautiful cor that amplifies its sound.

The "Cor" of the synagogue led the service on Friday night.

Sarah and Rebecca both chose to name their sons after their "Cor".

The rabbi spoke about the importance of honoring one's "Cor" and "Ima".

Sarah's cor walked her down the aisle on her wedding day.

The Passover Seder is a time for children to ask their "Cor" questions about the Exodus.

The protagonist's cor played a pivotal role in the plot of the novel.

Moses is considered the cor of the Jewish people.

Many Jewish prayers begin with the word "cor".